Coroner Blames Greek Workman for Fatal Stabbing in New Haven
New Haven reports coroner Eli Mix holds Greek workman George Koulambakos criminally responsible for the death of Peter Myceroyanis who died after a stabbing in Ansonia on November 28. The quarrel began when Koulambakos seized Myceroyanis derby and crushed it, leading to a stab wound to the abdomen that caused death within thirty minutes.
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New Haven
George Koulambakos
Eli Mix
Peter Myccroyanis
Koulambakos
Myceroyanis
Ansonia
Myecreyanis
Funeral Notice for Margaret Reilly in City
Margaret Reilly wife of Maurice Reilly died in the city on December 8 1913. Friends invited to attend the funeral from her residence 14 Congress Street on Wednesday December 10 at 8 30 a m and from St Augustine's church at 2 0 pm. Interment at St Michael's Cemetery.
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Reilly
Margaret
Maurice Reilly
Congress Street
St Augustine's Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
Tseb
Plan Relief For Flood Sufferers
St Louis executives plan relief for Texas flood victims at a business league meeting. La Grange area damage is estimated at 500000 dollars.
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St. Louis
Texas
Businessmen’s League
la Grange
Belgium motor race pilot killed hunting accident
Camille Jennatzy, a Belgian auto racing pilot active since 1903, was accidentally shot and killed today by a Brussels newspaper editor during a hunting party in Brussels. Jennatzy had participated in the Vanderbilt Cup races in 1904 and 1905, finishing fifth in 1906.
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Brussels
Belgium
Camille Jennatzy
Jennatzy
Ireland
Wilson to deliver address by telephone to Rochester banquet
Directors of the chamber of commerce of the United States open a three day session in Rochester with President Harry A Wheeler presiding. On Wednesday night delegates attend the Rochester chamber banquet and will hear President Wilson deliver his speech by telephone from Washington.
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Rochester
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Harry A. Wheeler
Chicago
Rochester Chamber
Wilson
Washington
Community Notes From Tashua and Long Hill Area
Tashua and Long Hill residents plan relocations and new homes with a Melrose Florida move, a local builder for property opposite the homestead, and a dug cellar in progress. Church and social events gather residents across Eastwood's Ball Stepney, Grace Episcopal, and Park City scenes, with lectures on Niagara and Christmas preparations.
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George Sherman
Long Hill
Melrose
Florida
Louis Hoyt
Charles Jennings
George Jennings
Milford
Eastwood
Stepney
Charles B. Seeley
Howard Peck
Charles Gilbert
William Mallette
George Burr
Levis Burr
Stephen French
Ida Eastwood
George Smith
Mamie Finnell
Bridgeport
Thomas Honan
Stamford
Patrick Kohler
Methodist
Niagara
Methodist Sunday School
Sewing Society of
Grace Episcopal Church
W. N. Hurd
John Beach
Jennie Beardsley
Gertrude Beardsley
C. B. Cutter
Ethel
Minnie
William Davis
Samuel Stuart
Stephen Burroughs
George Clark
Nester Wedee
Pelton
Camp Cutter
Congregational Church
Easton
Emily Bailey
Danbury
Abraham Wieldman
Mary Skelly
Charles Kaechele
Samuel G. Seeley
John Treadwell
Tashua
Tashua School
Louise
Mary
John Kaechele
Jennie’ Mallette
Helen Platko
Dorothy Seeley
Leota Maurer
Alta Maurer
Alma Maurer
Elbert Fuller
Beatrice Kohler
Stella Kohler
Samuel Seeley
Villa mobilizes 10,000 as Yaqui scouts join Carranza army
Reports from Chihuahua say General Villa consolidates power with 10,000 troops moving toward Mexico City via Torreon and Zacatecas. Federals retreat from Juarez leave arms for rebels while General Carranza, en route to assume civil rule, brings Yaqui Indians famed as scouts and fighters. a federal soldier lies wounded in Juarez after the attack.
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Chihuahua
Villa
Mexico City
Chihuashua City
Torrecon
Zacatecas
Villas
Republic
Juarez
Carranza
Witty scraps and notices in Hartford Courant and others
A collage of brief items notes a trolley wreck sign urging caution, Dr. Wiley as potential New York health commissioner, Dawson Y T P eel River Indians trading furs, and railroad fashion advice. It covers Boston and Hartford clippings on judges, duels, Paris statistics, Premier Borden, Sam Untermyer, Washington receptions, a New York Edison fine, Yale News heeler scavenger hunt, and alumni drug policy reforms. The column blends light humor with public notices and notable opinions.
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New York Edison Company
First Avenue
Thirty-eighth
Fortieth Streets
Albert K. Smith
Health Department
New York Sun
Yale News
Yale Alumni Weekly
London underground woodwork made non inflammable by chemical process
A wording fragment notes that all woodwork used in building rolling stock for London underground railways is rendered non inflammable by a chemical process. The text also contains a humorous quotation about a doctor and a hostess.
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London
Humorous Notes and A Baffling Ship Encounter
A collection of light anecdotes from a bygone era. A Scottish fishwife misreads a tramcar passenger, a fogbound Molly Gray narrowly avoids a liner, a grocer comments on parcel post, E H Sothern defends Macbeth for youths, and a punchline about a niece’s fiancé. The pieces showcase wit, mistaken identity, and social awkwardness with period tone.
Toyland Stores Christmas Spirit Delights Children
A store embraces the Christmas spirit putting children first with toys and gifts highlighted as appreciated options. It emphasizes service to every shopper who enters its doors and aims to help the less fortunate during the season.
Fine waists offered at reduced prices in prompt sale
An ad touts fine waists in chiffon silk and net, priced lower by 1.25 or 82 cents with a bold claim of fairy-like quality. It highlights plain colors and delicate hues, noting origins from clever models and urging quick sale of $5 and $5.75 items.
Prettiest Girls Dresses Marked Down in Winter Sale
In a Winter sale, the prettiest dresses for girls drop in price. The collection includes minaret styles, Dolly Varden patterns, chiffons, crepe de chine, and net with varied skirts. Sizes 13 to 18 on the second floor, with prices from 27.50 down to 10.00, urging quick purchase.
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Main St
Daniel P. Keane
A. G. Barrow
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No. 62
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C. R
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Norwalk
Thomas G. Harney
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John Recek & Son
Boston Ferns
E& Monuments
Hughes & Chapman
Stratfyord
Tashua and
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New York
Dr. Wiley
New York City
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Hartford Courant
Charles C. Morris
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Walter Frenzel
Heidelberg University
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Paris
Borden
Canada
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Hot Springs
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United States
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Yale
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Sam Untermyer
Pujo
Sam
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Waterbury American
Molly Gray
Bristol
Dartmoor
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Louisville Courier-Journal
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Macbeth
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Buffalo
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